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Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Salem's Harvest Home,

The jubilee and Harvest Home beld in
McCannon's woods, near Salem, Taurs-
day last, was largely attended. The
weather was very threatening in the
morning, but towards noon the sun came
out bright and warm. Carriages kept
arriving with loads of merry occupants
until the woods presented scene not
often witnessed. The morning services
were opened by singing the doxology.
This was followed by singing and ad-
mirahle addresses by the Rvs. Jas. Scott,
Jos. Dare and C. F. Sheppard; singing
again by the assembled audience, and a
dismissal by B. F Price closed the morn
iilg exercises. Long tables were stretched
around the centre o. the grove, bending
beneath their weight OF good things,
and after these had been literally partak-
en- of by the people, they once more gath
cred to Join In the afternoon service.
This was particularly interesting, the
programme being as follows: Opening
hymn, Weary Cleaner. Prayer by the
Rev. Jas. Dare singing by the Misses
Grover, Bonner and Elliott an introduc-
tory poem written and read by Rev. B.
f. Price. Addresses by the Revs. Scott,
Dare, Sheppard, Price and Fred. Z. Nc.
kense. At the close o: the afternoon
service cakes were presented to all the
speakers, with appropriate remarks. To
wards evening the young peoples meet
ing was opened, with duet by Miss May
Groves and Matte Bonner a selection,
'tThe wall of snow," 10y Miss Elliott
Recitations, by Iva Groves, Bertha Singer,
Mollie Bonner and Irvine Dayett. A
recitation "Curfew must not ring to-
night" was beautifully recited by Miss
Ola Groves. Singing by the young ladies
closed the services of the day. Great
credit is due to Miss sMay Groves, who
had entire charge Of the music during
the day.
The evening was delightfully."- cool and
clear, and the woods rang with the
laughter and jest of the young people, as
they joined in the merry game or strolled
idly through the woods. 1t was late
in the night before the gathering separat
ed, but when they did 1t was with hearty,
goodwill to each other, and the earnest
prayer that they might enjoy many glad
dogs of jubilee in the future. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
COke-Workers at Odds.

PITTsBURG, Pa August 1.-The last
of the Pnkerton guards, fifty in number,
were withdrawn from the coke regions
to-day. President Himmel, of the Min
ers' Association at West Leisenring, was
arrested yesterday and held in $1,000 on
charge of conspiracy, and interfering
with the men at work. This evening the
coke workers commenced voting to de-
eide which of the two rival labor organiza-
tions, the Knights of Labor or the Miners
Amalgamated Association, is to be alb
sorbed by the other. The feeling between
the members of the two oc'ations is so
bitter that the Amalgamate officials, have
refused to meet with the Knights of La
bor in conference with the operators
looking to final adoption OF sliding
scale of wages.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Shot his Young Bride.

New YORK, August 1.-Mrs. Lille
ScL)immer, sixteen-year old wife, was
murdered in cold blood by her youthful
husband Joseph, In Jerssv City at two
o'clock this afternoon. The girl was the
daughter of barber named Mann, living
at 564 Jersey avenue. The couple were
married with the consent of the girls
parents, but on account of her age it was
agreed that they should not live together
for two years. 1t is said that young
Sch'immtr has been endeavoriDg to per-
suade the girl to leave the parental roof.
She refused, and he has been hanging
suspiciously around the house ever since.
This afternoon she was walking down
Erie street with her mother and grand
mother. At the corner of Second street
Schlim mer walked d up to her, and placing
pistol at her breast, fired. She fell at
once to the sidewalk, and died before DR..
Ray, who was summoned, came.
Schlimmer stopped to tell the grand
mother that she was responsible for the
tragedy, and then fed into Patrick Law
irs' saloon. He was pursued AMI arrest
ed, and taken to the Second precinct
| police station. house.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Letter From kehoboth,
Cores pondenoe NJ the REPUBLICAN.


Rsbob both Ia now in the midst OF the
most delightful and successful season OF
it's existence. Never before were 30
many people gathered at this place, and
each train brings crowds eager to enter
social pleasures OF our beach. At the
end Of each day the hotel registers show
long list of arrivals of persons from
all parts Of this country. The hotels
are filled and have been since the first
OF July, and accom- mod tions are given
to the new comers only by early engage
meuts, or as others havs stayed their
time and are compelled TO leave for
home.
Everything here is ct It's best. The
weather has been charming and the NJ.
mosphere delightfully."- cool as it comes
In p!enteous breezee from the ocean.
The bathing is very fine, the water only
cool enough to be invigorating, and be.
ing entirely free from danger the surf
10 filled with the young and old, who
hold high carnival in the billowy fringe
of old ocean. Occasional showers come
to cool the sands and give ireshened
life to grasses. flowers and trees. Since
the opening OF the season there has not
been one .ho1r when the mosquitoes
have been an annoyance 10 happiness
anywhere on this beach. 1t is to be
hoped that these tormenters have left
us to return never again. We rather
congratulate ourselves upon the fact
that among the daily arrivals are man. >
who have been driven from the New
Jersey coast resorts by the mosquitoes
: The evenings are very pleasant ant
the wide board walk is thronRed with
people in cheerful mood watching OF
0 the one hand the setting sun kissiul
). the western hills, and on the other tn
j playful sport and gentle murmurs OF oil
oceans waves.
= The encampment of the Delawar
y State Militia IL q grand success in tn
'- estimation of everyb body. Tue soldie
e boys Gre highly pleased, and the Wis
! tors say the encsmpmens surpasse
). even their greateht expectations. Tn
:, boys are having q real jolly time, 81
II they are faithful and soldierly In a
,r their performances.
h The Bright House Ia the home OF th
10 Wilmington'ans, of whom there are NJ
is less than fifty there at this wri.inl
O. The Bright has lost none OF its old tin
popularity, and ite genial and capab
ID proprietor is SO well and favorAbl
Id known that 1t is with difficulty that
te can fnd loom fer those showing the
preference OF the Rehoboth hotels
lis frst coming to the Bright, anxious OF
"a eager to be the guests Of 30 good hot
Among the Wilmingtouiaus here q
Is. William Bright and family, Villa
he B!rnie, Miss Evelyn yeale, d. T. Jont
IT. Mrs. j. II. Greenman, Miss Belle Nj
ne r!son, Alfred Gawthrop, Mrs. W.
as Talley, w. j. Gawthrop, II. 7. 81
to geant, Lieut.. Col. G. j. Hart and wi
he II. L George and wife, Robert Nil
ng Mrs. E A. Ogle, g. L. Ward and
ed G.. Knowles. Washington, Baltimol
nd Philadelphia and New York are o.
he well represented in the 275 guests ut
'ed Bright The Henlopen Hotel is o
sht enjoy ing successful season, as is o
er. the Douglass House, where Sena
nd. Gray and family aid the Bays
w. family are SO pleasantly located.
nd OBSERVER
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Death From Dysentery.

Last week Brainerd Ferris, residing
at Ferris Corner. near Glasgow, was
with his two sons and daughter seized
with . malignant form Of dysentery.
and on Friday last Frederick, the
youngest SOD, died. At that time the
others were very low, and 1t was
thought the brother could no. survive:
Yesterday he was much better, and
there Ia now every reason TO believe
that he will recover. The sister and
father ore also much better.
Frederick was buried yesterday morn
ing, and his funeral WAS largely attend.
ed. There have been several other bad
sases of dysentery In the neighborhood
but 1t Is difficult to assign the cause.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
News b uInIn arys

The body of q white girl, about 16
years Of age, was found on Mondsy
moruing under the east end OF the
Eighteenth street viaduct, in Chicago.
1t WAS supposed that she had been as
saulted and murdered, but 1t was cub.
sequently Ascertained that she WAS o
daughter of Mrs. Albert Frana, who
was Subject to cpileptic fits,and noedi-
cal examination led TO the conclusion
that she had died in one of them.
The captain of the Sea Foam, at Glou.
ceBter, Mase., from the Banks, reports
that on Saturday, 10 Ipswich bay, he
picked up o boat containing knives and
forks, two umbrellas, several cooking
utensils, pair of child's sboes and
some small clothes. There was no name
on the boat or articles. She was partly
filled with water.
Al. Whitman, bookkesper for the
Central Union Telephone Company in
Chica 90, was arrested Monday on the
charge OF forgery and committed under
$26, 900 bonds. He Is said to have
forged two checks for S20,0 900 each on
the North western National Bank and
to have stolen nearly $40. 600 from the
company.
The first reunion .of the German
American Catholics of the United States
Ia to be held in Chicago ON Septemb Der
6. The object Is "to further the inter.
est OF the Catholics in public and social
life," and among the topics to be dis
cussed are the labor question and the re.
organization of the Catholic press.
John ROD 6gers, the husband Of Preach
er Swindells' 15.year-old daughter Liz
zie, who returned to her fathers hous'
= after short honeymoon, full acc9un
: = of which has been published, was grant
ed writ of habeaB corpus, made return
: able August 5. by Judge Bregy in tn
. Court Of Quarter Sessions.
!. George Ubetstein, aged 20 yesrs, Mon
i day shot and mortally wounded Il,
o wife, aged 80 5 ears, and then committe
|. suicide, In Bridgeport, Conn. SIZE lie.
J. him several months ago, aud refused t
3 60 back and live with him.
IS A reunion OF colored veterans of th
II war was held In fremont Temple, Boz
Q ton, Monday. The galleries wer
{, crowded, and the main floor was file
is with veterans. The decorations we.
J. profuse, including flowers.
Mrs. John A. Logan has arrived {
10 her home in Washington. Her cord
r ton Ia reported to be serious," and
e. Is said that her shoulder blade, whic
IS was dislocated, will have to be reset.
"a The public debt statement for Jul,
~ ~ issusd on Monday, shows reductit
a. a. OF 81, s44. .S94. Total each in the Trsasur
~ ~ S456, 504 1851.
Of News was received In Washington I
az Monday from TOXIC OF the death
1d Mrs. Hubbard, wife OF cur Minister
he Japan.
ny Secretary Bayard left Wsshiuat
ra. on Monday morning for weeks vi
he to Rehobo,h Beach, Delaware.
on Two new cases of yellow fever, |
Inc no deaths, were reported on Monday
10 Key West,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
The Il. a. q. Wins.

Justice Bradley, in the Supreme Cir
cult Court at Trenton, New Jersey, ) yes.
teIday, granted the motion to dissolve
the injunction issued by Chancellor
McGill restraining the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad from building bridge
over Arthur Kill. Counsel for the
State immed lately asked to have the
case appealed and disposed Of at once
by the Appellate Court. Justice Brad
ley said that, after consultation with
his colleague, Judge Nixon, he felt that
the injunction ought not to be revived
for the defendant would be more in
jured by the delay, on account OF the
limit of time for the construction of the
bridge, than the complainant would be
by not having 1t revived.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
preliminary Nesting

The Order of Tonti, which is about to
establish branch in this city, had an
other preliminary meeting in the parlor
at the Clayton House Monday evening,
when a number of new names were add
ed to the charter roll. Supreme President
H. X. Wheeler, of Philadelphia, was
present, and fully explained the objects
and principles of the order. Another
meeting will be he'd at an early day.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
ExCursiOU.

Gouley's excursion of sight seeing
and pleasure TO New York and Brook
lin, up the Hudson and down to Coney
Island, next Thursday, August a. No
change of care and seats ali nun hsred
There will be cars lsave the Middle
Depot for the exeursionists on the norn-
ing OF the excursion at 8, sharp. The
last train will leave the p, W. s. B
station, Wilmington at 80, Edgemoor
5.37, Linwood As, Chester 5 IS. Tick.
cts for sale at s. M. Baynard's, Fifth
an1 Market. A. B. jones', Market ne ar
Fifth, Rumford & Bro, Market above
Fourth, and Porter & Co., Market above
Fourth. For particulars read adveT.
tisement,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
A Serious Fail.

Last Sunday morning as Mrs. Null
rooney, the wife of Patrick Mulrooney,
saloon keeper at Van Buren, and Chest
nut streets, was coming down stairs, she
tripped and fell to the bottom, striking
her head violently. She is now suffering
from conclusion of the brain and al
injury to her back, the result of the fall
and is being attended by DR.. Hughes.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Hiood Weaknesses,

breaking out on the skin, plmp.es, bolts,
bold hives, tired feelings. heat safer
ipgs, aches end pains, bad appetite,
itching, brenkings out on the skin, &c.
These, with numerous others, oil denote
bad, weakened and diseased blood, ioI
all OF which you will get the finest and
incest remedy in DR.. Simms' Blood
Purifer. 81. Depot, Fourth and KING
streets, Wilmington, Del. Sold b!
daalers,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Eacape of Thieves.

The two duck thieves that Mr.. White
the milknan left with Mr.. Pennell last
Saturday morning for safe keeping,
managed to escape some ZINE during
the night, and thus far no trace of them
can be fourd. The dishing mp OF the
soup that was proniaed has therefore
been deferred.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Fire This NIOrniDg

Abou. 12. 45 O'Clock this morning Mrs.
Leary, the widow Of Jamss Lsary, re-.
siding at No. 835 Poplar street, was
awakened by deasa smoke in her bed
room. An alarm was struck from box
No. 6, at Ten III ana Walnut Streets, TO
which the entire department responded
with their usual prompsness, but fortu
nately the fre WAS extinguisbed with
out tdeir going into service. 1, Is said
that it was caused by coal oil lamp
upset.ing.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

of illustration the clerk Of tho market
may, with the permission or by the
authority Of said board, collect and pay
over tina revenue coming to it from the
public etreet markete, or said board
may absol utely discharge bim from the
performances of that duty and employ
other assistance In that behalf.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

We are giving especial attention to
furnishing families with bsst brands OF
f1ours, and are confident we can give
entire satisfaction both as to quality
and price. Call st the mill, 101 Mary.
land avenue, for particulars. Tatnall
Bros.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
VIII, be Continued ,

A meeting OF the stockholders of the
James 8 Webb Printing and Stationery
Company was held yesterday, at which
o full statement of the affairs OF the con-
Germ was presented. After careful
consideration it was decided to outinue
tho business for the present, bus 1t Is
probable that a reorganization will be
effected.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
n aunItep SeOW,

Yesterday morning as the tug Colonel
Brown was going down the Christiana
with two mud soows In tow, and when
onnosite the Pusey b Jones Company g
Yards one Of them filled and sunk ,leav- =
inc nothing but the top visible.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

For DYSPEPSIA and I.iver Complaint
yoa have printed guarantee ca eveI y
bottle of Shiioh's Vitaliztr. 1t new r
fails to cure. Sold by n. b. Dan!ortl +,
cor. End & Market st-eess.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Reduction in Flour.

Flour Is down again at Steward g
new -four store, 4th and King. Now is
the time to bay before We get in the new
wheat -four. Our old wheat flour ID
very nice. Try 1t. A famous -four fol-
IS 90 per barrel.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
SJACoBS OH
Horse Complaints.
THE STABLE STANDBY.

Note-For cuts, svellings. bruises, ,sprains.
strains, lameness. stiffness. gals, cracked
heels, scratches, strinshsIr, sore throat,
srlints, ring. bones, aud SPAWN in its carly
stages. apI ly st. Jacobs Oh IN accordaDco
with directions with each bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

SHILoH's CURE will i'm med lately re
lieva Group, wnooping cough and bron.
chitis. Sold by N. b. Danforth, cor.
2ud & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

We invite those wh9 have bean uns
be TO get -four thai would just suit
them TO give us trial, 81 we know ws
can satisfy thNn. J. 8. Hamilton u
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
why Borrow Trouble

when you can always hnd Juot what
you want In hat or oonpet NJ mars. u. .,
Kirby q, 200 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Inflammation of the Kidneys.

Lawn Ridge, Illinois.
used st. Jacobs OIL on q horse that
was down with IL Il Summation Of the kid
Eeys; had been down three days. AFTER
two or three applications be Rot up with
out help. II was used on enother horse
with equally good results.
U. STILLMAN.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
b ,ttle of Sailoh's Catarrh Rem ed y
P:ice so cents. Sold By n. B. Daniort tb
cJr. 2ad & Market siresss.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
uKED,AL n EuTs0H.
II IN n FnGa

that everybody ought 20 know that A..
5srgesnt givas 22k0 Ds. OF tho best.
well. cleaned coal In every ton you buy.
Oak, Pine and hickory kindliny wood
In largo loads. Lime for whitsvash-
ing. Yard, foot of Monroe street. Cen
trAl once, Seventh and King Rtrsets.
Look for tha blue sign. Open In the
evening.
Genuine American key winding
watches, in 3 ounce cases, warranted
for 81, at Hanf's, Is East Fourth st.
EiRin stem- winding, solid silver
watches for $l2.00 at Hanf's, 10 X
Fourth street.
Bush's, Brenoa ss1ses wha9'. In u
plAoo 10 Ouy your GOAL.
For g.od GOAL 70 10 Bush's, Irsnoi
strAst VhAYf.
Everybody chews LovBall. Just 81.
the mouth. Sold by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
rne weather.

Tomorrow promises to be fair to
cloudy and stationary temperature.
similar conditions will probably pre-.
vail on Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Just Received

a large invoice OF watsrmelons and can
taloupes, which will ba sold ~ the low.
est prices as SMELTzs, 13 E. 4;t.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
las OFT.
For Everything in the Stables.

Fair Lawn Stables. Lexington, KY.
l have used st. Jacobs Uil about the
stables for some time on every thing
myself,my horees and attendants. have
now such COL Lfide1ce in 1t L recommend
it to everybody. X. s. WITHERS.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

'Ay NIL III OuMMEN IN
ID al, sri xs 2stn, to regulate,
6astia Selxhts and measures
Wa ,U .S,,GGaty, this year. eli
|en-s, > ~, i'm and King streets,
''-''ye pfoMpt attention,
d, q, ;r . sN'Jb DEAKYNE,
! Ssh'S and measures.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Esingbone and Sores.

st. Jacobs Oh is tho best remedy ever
tried on horse for sore shoulders, set
fast ind RUG bone in tirst stage on q
young horse. A neighbur's horse was
riddea forty.five miles in one day under
q bad saddle. Ills back was a moss Of
b:isters. After three applications Of st.
jacobs Uil his back was we'll.
THOMAS OFT.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

HACKMETACK, lasting and fraerar
perfume. Price Go and 30 cents. Sold
by N. B. Dan forth, cor. End & Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
oN n NURTH Gkn -.

Ia,s, y erect May 18th, 1887. 1ra,ri
s%a French st.eet) 40 follows
hr,...Gsooro, y. Joanna, Sprlnx
St's Junction, Manor, Potts
=, hi.ent0wn, Lebanon. Wef.
n" i e.Ltl On the Ph lladeiphjs
80, + T., 10 a. N. ard 2.;b o. m
st1aa It,a' Wayneabury Juno.
'ae' Enbreevillo, Lsnaps
a. s.d DIpont's an, Intern a
,,,e 4, .. n, 2 IS, and ol6 D, In.
'''' "la Intermediate points
,ssas. ,ss,s. 100 e. M. ass nm.
ass son lntsrmediars points
W Sa'a!dsy, q: D 10 and iii
~ HeEd!ns and intsrmedist.
|Soi y. Z y and for Springfield an.
KIN iA;' Z, " ais p. m.
pssr:.. s, :..HD, F. B. HlBRARD.
tonl Pass. As't
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
WoiiB' f1a,r lSaisam.

II gray, restores to original color. An
elegant dressing, softens and beauties.
No oil nor grease. A tonic restorative;
stops hair coming out; strengthens,
cleanses, heals scalp. BOO.
"Roush on Toothache. +" Instant relief
15c. CROUCH ON CORNS," hard or
soft corns. loo. CROUCH ON DILE
Pills" Little, but good. 10c. "f.OUGH
ON WORMS" Sure cure. 25c.
You Must Not
class Rough on Dirt" with the ordi
nary washing compounds. II is new
differen. and altogether superior article
a revelation In housekeeping. A boor
20 women. A new discovery. Beat'
the world for Kitchen, Laundry
Starching, Bath or Shampoo.
"ROugh on Pies"
Ask for "Rough on Piles" Interna
and External Remedy in each package
Sure cu.e. 60c.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

Let tie thirsty try Buttermilk, such
rs made at creamery, Fourth and Ship.
ley streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
| wilmington q Bal
h Railroad.

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h Railroad.
18th, 1897.
svam.rs,on IS follows:
k,r,,ssj. j. asa. I 40, Q W,
s;-. iC o.. II 30. II 81 a.n,
IA { % and ! 90 D. n; |
t.0, 200. : Oh. 10 % D. "r
ESQ. y SOP. II. ,,o
fs,,s,, ESQ, I 20. 8 10 sT.
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haze =. u. ,...,.,.
is.:.s sad lntermeuis'o
II h a1d { Il p. m. ,..o
A, .r:npGia!e stations, ~ 70
iBs7 ...le, : 45p: N.
VI ,lg:or. / &c, 4 10, 9 o.
IN K, ,liT, 8 "a, 4H, 3 10
VA. IlvIsion loAve for;
b ! y .. o., u %, : Is, Q 70,
ttL.Fl!,
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I!:o 8. n. esd g 50 (Ez.
tt { ttv. n.
k.E.l: AZ! way stations,s "
-..rtar, $50 p. N. Ws1
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"a .. E.gl-
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b. eS'. 20 90 .. n, ! ~, 2 "
les lC % 10 10 ind II II D. n
EDay TRAEs,
Ala ,e1p-ossl, . 90, "a, tA'
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T., ia, - 2s, 7 90 ~
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b,l.f, old Point Comfort 81
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lstie, n,ttlotown, Clayto
g@a, Seaic!d, Laurel IN
lst:.
b sLsni,rton, I ~, 4 W,e'
'o,at and I &3 .. Il. Bal
II 29 pm.
leiyl,., troad s..sot, for n
ess u 81. 9 90, 7 40, 0 10, IL
tld !. 20, p. m.
Evr, s5;, l0 ~ 8. NJ, IL %, 3
{; c.ll,
d tava iDsrc limited expS'
"a ts'e q eaaryed,
nio;Eayioa passengers srG
exc. once Rt TIE stst:on.
j. Il. WUlJG
Gelcea PASSENGER hxeEi
frSE GsrerNi MRapg0T.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

The Philadelphia, Wilmington aud
Baltimore Railroad Company has ar
ranged to run o second special excur.
sion to Rehoboth ON Wednesday,
August 10th.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

5000 hats and oonnots slmost given
away; all copsignmaDs soodsi rnnst bt
sold In two weeks. Mrs. Jacobs, 81,
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
swaep,pr seduction.

Just received a lob lot Of laca caps,
one dollar. redu csd to fifty cents, Rukill
q Poist. Secopd and Tntnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Go To

Taylor g. Eulierton's, No. BOZ Kins
street, for pure drugs Of all descrip-
tion.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

Best place to get beef, mutton or veal
is of Lowell, stall IL, oity Market
Telephone AL.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

lics' In H l,SiS HES NEW SERIES
81 le, enSirtains r,Ii.s Loan Stock iust a
Ay IN MAJ ' payment on the
. MORRaiyS;,, ALI applications
~ Will receive pTeGaIsy; prompt s,tso. So.
a22-eod.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
One Application Cured.

One Application Cured.
Aehburnham, MASS.
A valuable horse Of mine, unable to
move from rheumatism or paraly sis was
completely restored to usefu lness by one
application OF st Jacobs Oil.
W FRED'k WHITE.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
For AL Horss Comp aints.

New YORK Club Stables,
lh-.7 L. 28th street, New York.
tgives me great plea asure TO add my
testimony to the great curative qualities
Of st. jacobs on, having used several
csses. 1t is tho best for quinsy, sore
throat, swelled legs, cuts, ,bru!s 4, ,sprains
or wind. gals anu chills. consider It
invaluable, and keep II on hand at all
times. CALVIN NJ. PRIEST.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

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